Since Nigeria's independence in 1960, successive governments have recognized the need to reform the civil service, acknowledging its critical role in governance and national development. The article discusses the persistent challenges facing the bureaucracy, including inefficiency and lack of accountability, which hinder effective service delivery. It emphasizes the importance of addressing these issues to improve public administration and foster democratic governance. The author calls for comprehensive reforms that focus on training, technology integration, and better resource allocation. By fixing the civil service, Nigeria can enhance its governance framework and meet the basic needs of its citizens. The piece ultimately advocates for a renewed commitment to civil service reform as a pathway to national progress.
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